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Need Some Replacements To Google Adsense?

Not everyone who signs up for the Google AdSense program makes a ton of money. Some impatient people (like me!), resort to Grey/Black Hat tactics to boost our Adsense earnings....

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.....but get our asses banned by the alm...
Banned From Google Adsense?
~Adsense Alternatives~
Adsense Equivalent Systems
Adsense Replacements
Clicksor Contextual Advertising

Has this happened to you? Will it?

If you have been kicked out of the AdSense program-relax, poor yourself a drink and have a look at these adsense replacements.

Banned From Google Adsense?

It%u2019s Time to Find Alternatives!

If you're frustrated because you've been banned from Google AdSense and have had your account shut down, don't be. There are many alternatives on the Internet to Google's simple revenue generator that you can use on your website to replace your AdSense program.

~Adsense Alternatives~

Finding an Adsense alternative to use will help you recover from your loss, even if you've been using Google Adsense for years. Don't fear the change! This is actually a good thing. There are programs out there you'll probably like a lot better that will pay out much faster. Some Adsense comparable systems may even pay out more.

Adsense Equivalent Systems

There are Adsense equivalent systems to replace whatever you were using on your site, whether your preference is text or banner ads. Most of these sites will pay you through PayPal and offer a variety of ad alternatives you can tailor to your individual needs. To recover from your loss, all you need to do is pick the Adsense replacement you think would work best for your site.

Adsense Replacements

So where do you find quality AdSense replacements?

Adsense replacement services are out there in droves. It was only a matter of time until dozens of competitors glutted the market to battle Adsense. Now you can choose from AdBrite, AffiliateSensor, BidClix, Claxon, ClickCent, and the very popular Clicksor. Most bloggers and webmasters report pretty positive experiences with Cliksor. But you still have many more Adsense replacement choices such as ClixGalore, Enhance Interactive, FastClick, Kontera, Revenue Pilot, Searchfeed, and many more.

Clicksor Contextual Advertising

As an Adsense equivalent, Clicksor is almost the same kind of contextual advertising that Google AdSense is. But Clicksor also offers something you've probably seen on websites you visit every day - underlined sections of text that bring up an ad box once you roll your mouse over it. That's Clicksor. This Adsense comparable system pays out every 15 days as long as you've earned a minimum of $50. If you haven't earned that much, whatever you have earned rolls over into the next period. If you've just started a website or blog and aren't getting much traffic yet, Clicksor may not be for you. Your site must have at least 5,000 page views a day or 150,000 page views per month in order to enroll in the Clicksor program. The good thing with Clicksor is the wide range of ads available to you. Choose from animated, Flash, text ads, banners, pop unders, and DHTML highlighting.

Yahoo Publisher Network

Another Good Adsense Alternative

Yahoo Publisher Network can serve as yet another replacement for the Adsense program you've lost. This is another contextual advertising service that is comparable to Google Adsense. Like most of these alternative programs, you can get paid your revenue more quickly if you sign up to be paid through PayPal. But there are also three other ways to be paid through Yahoo Publisher Network. The text ad columns and banners are a spitting image to those of Adsense. You can design the colors yours will have just like you did in Adsense. So if you're accustomed to the ease of the Google program, this is a user-friendly option that will be a simple switch.

FastClick Is a Good Alternative for Bigger Websites

If you're running a mom and pop site, FastClick isn't for you. But if you've got tons of pages full of content, FastClick will suit you just fine. This Adsense replacement is something you have to apply to be accepted to but once you are, they'll run some high-dollar ads on your site. They do text ads, pop unders, InVue, interstitial, and image ads.

Small Sites Can Opt for Veoda

If you have a small site and are frustrated by how many Adsense alternatives seem to favor only larger sized sites, you may want to give Veoda a shot. The good thing about Veoda is that you don't have to have a minimum amount of page views per month in order to participate in the program. Another good thing is that Veoda starts paying out once you've earned $25-and you don't have to provide tax information as you do with Yahoo Publisher Network. While Veoda may not have a huge selection of advertisers, they do offer a wide range of ad types. Choose from text ads, graphical ads, static listings, fly-in ads, search boxes, context sensitive ads, flash, animated ads, and XML feeds data. Veoda does an affiliate program. For example, if you sign up 15 advertisers into Veoda's Flat Rate Advertiser Program through your website, you earn $150.

Chitika Offers a Completely Different Adsense Alternative..

Chitika-(sounds like a very small dyslexic dog with a really bad case of haemorrhoids):-)

If you're tired of the kind of text box ads that look the same on all these advertising programs, Chitika is for you. Instead of those boxes that look identical to the Google and Yahoo ones, you get to have active boxes on your site that show focused products. It's still contextual advertising, but what's cool is this: if you're writing about a certain brand of weather radio on your site, the Chitika box will show that very product plus the products of its competitors.

There%u2019s No Need to Despair If You%u2019ve Been Banned by Google Adsense

Don't hiss, spit and swear at your monitor for hours like I did..

So your Adsense account has been shut down. Big ducking feal! There are a lot of competitors out there now who are eager to get their ads on your site. All of these Adsense alternatives that are popping up are each unique in their own way. While everyone and their mom could put up Adsense on their website or blog, things will be a little bit different with some of these new competitors. Some you have to apply for, some you have to have ever so many page views for, and some you actually will have to submit keywords to before you even slap an ad on your site. But now there is the power of choice and you can shop around the for the Adsense replacement that is right for your website or blog.

So "no wucking furries mate"- as we say here in Australia..

Don't hate the mighty Gooooooooooooooooooooooogle......

You may just need them some day...

...But I'm SO glad there's alternatives to AdSense. YAHOO!

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charlie May 1, 2012 @ 7:39 pm | delete

I was shut down because my wife was shopping and used a couple of ads.

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AttackoftheKop Oct 18, 2011 @ 4:40 pm | delete

Thanks for the alternatives! Google adsense banned my ass because i accidentally hit my ad with my touch screen, so annoying. I'm going for Chitika, see how it goes!

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Amani Aug 10, 2011 @ 7:16 pm | delete

thanks so much! this really helped out! excited to try out chitika!

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ronfoss Jun 29, 2011 @ 4:35 pm | delete

I love Google's search engine and products, but HATE Adwords and Adsense. Thanks for this lens. Gave me some good ideas . . .

Ron Foss
Coffee Lovers Lobby

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Eunice Graham Dec 23, 2010 @ 4:22 am | delete

Really helped me. We have inexperienced people volunteering to do our site and they clicked on Adsense ten times after a broken link appeared. We got banned. Our site is helping people in the street smile again and Adsense very disconnected on realising we are all not techies. Will go have a look at alternatives and no, we wont go hating Gooooooogle just yet!:) Thanks for this. Made my Christmas. CEO www.wishesandangels.com

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Steve Oct 12, 2010 @ 10:01 pm | delete

Why doesn't everyone that had an ad-sense account just click on every ad-sense ad you see. It is like a boycott / denial of service type of protest. That is what I do. We haven't signed any type of contract to say that we wont click on someone else's ad for no reason. Ooops - I just clicked on 2 ads on this page. And another. I will get my revenge one stooped click at a time.

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Oli Jun 25, 2011 @ 5:39 pm | delete

How does this exert a revenge on Google, Steve? By clicking on a Google Ad you make the advertiser pay Google for the click and Google gives a percentage of that to the site owner. By clicking on 2 ads on this site you forced 2 advertisers to spend money for nothing (since you had no interest on the ads). No skin off Google's nose.

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Sameera Aug 29, 2010 @ 5:32 am | delete

There are no alternatives to Adsense. I used adbrite and clicksor for my site. Both of those alternatives not give me about 5% that Adsense given to me.

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Hanna Jul 20, 2010 @ 6:23 pm | delete

Thanks for doing that as after your account is closed by Google without any notice, it's simply frustrating...

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don't like adsense Jul 15, 2010 @ 3:09 pm | delete

Adsense sucks. Stay away.
They just close your account with all your earnings without any notification.